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Marble Cognition raises €3.35 million for AI business automation

Marble Cognition raises €3.35 million for AI business automation Image: EU-Startups
Munich-based Marble Cognition has raised €3.35 million ($3.75 million) in pre-Seed funding to scale inference, expand its engineering team and support a US launch. Heartcore and Seedcamp co-led the round. Marble says its desktop app records screen activity, clicks and keystrokes in business applications to map how teams work, then builds AI agents to execute those processes. The company says employees can pause recording and that captured data is anonymised before people or AI models see it. At a US financial services customer, Marble reported a 90% reduction in handling time per case and 50% more cases handled in the first month without additional hiring. The agent prepares settlement offers for a specialist to approve.
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